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Without the Word of God
The Church today has more people, knowledge, opportunity and resources than ever. But right now, there are still 180 million people without a single word of Scripture in their heart language. No Scripture—let alone commentaries, books or study materials. Shouldn’t we share what we have with those who have nothing?
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